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“Una tormenta perfecta en la Amazonía” es un libro de Timothy Killeen que contiene los puntos de vista y análisis del autor. La segunda edición estuvo a cargo de la editorial británica The White Horse en el año 2021, bajo los términos de una licencia Creative Commons -licencia CC BY 4.0).

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